On Sunday, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden suffered a concussion against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and gave way to Colt McCoy. On Monday, head coach Pat Shurmur had no update on Weeden's status, saying that he "can't predict if Weeden will play," against the Oakland Raiders in Week 13, according to Mary Kay Cabot on Twitter.
Brandon Weeden injury: Browns unsure of quarterback’s status
The Cleveland Browns offered no update on concussed quarterback Brandon Weeden on Monday. His status for Week 13 remains up in the air.
Weeden sustained the concussion late in the 20-14 win over their rivals. Weeden appeared to hit his head on left tackle Joe Thomas’ leg after throwing an incomplete pass in the fourth quarter. Weeden finished 17-of-26 for 158 yards with a touchdown and an interception. McCoy did not attempt a pass in relief.
In further Tweets from Cabot, there’s quotes from Shurmur in which he notes that McCoy and Weeden have similar styles, and that he has plenty of confidence in McCoy. Still, he also says that McCoy needs time to prepare, and Weeden likely won’t be evaluated with a concussion test until later in the week.
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